U.S. military strikes on three Iranian nuclear facilities overnight into Sunday failed to destroy the core of Iran's nuclear program and likely set it back by only a few months, according to an early Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) assessment reported by CNN and described by three sources familiar with it.
U.S. military strikes on three Iranian nuclear facilities overnight into Sunday failed to destroy the core of Iran's nuclear program and likely set it back by only a few months, according to an early Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) assessment reported by CNN and described by three sources familiar with it.
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